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-# Doxyfile: default configuration for `doxygen'.
-
-# We used to explicitly list inputs (for faster doxygen runs), but 
-# switched to recursive scan because we have a large number of inputs
-# and almost everybody forgot to update the list to reflect latest changes.
-FILE_PATTERNS = *.cpp *.h
-RECURSIVE = yes
-EXCLUDE_PATTERNS = sp-skeleton.*
-# Input used to be generated with the command
-# find -name '*.cpp' -o -name '*.h'|xargs grep -l '\\file'|sort|sed 's,^./,	,;s,$,	\\,'
-# (and remove the non source files sp-skeleton.*).
-#INPUT = \
-#	application/application.cpp	\
-#	(file listing was here...)
-
-
-# Uncomment this to treat undocumented things as if they had an empty
-# documentation string; comment it out to suppress all undocumented things from
-# the output.
-# Leaving it uncommented allows using doxygen output as the primary information
-# source about a class (without needing to look at the source code to look for
-# undocumented things).
-# OTOH, you may find it annoying to have reems of relatively unhelpful
-# information: commenting it out gives more compact display of the helpful
-# bits.
-# I'm commenting it out for now to facilitate checking existing doc comments
-# for doxygen correctness.
-#EXTRACT_ALL = yes
-
-# I'll disable this for the moment, to reduce the number of files in the output.
-SOURCE_BROWSER = no
-
-# Keep the output out of the src directory so that it doesn't get in the way of
-# `rgrep'.
-OUTPUT_DIRECTORY = ../doxygen
-
-# In absence of explicit `\brief', treat the first "sentence" as the brief part
-# and the rest as detail.  (With explicit `\brief', the first _paragraph_ is
-# considered the brief part.)
-#
-# It's unclear whether programmers should deliberately use this facility.
-# Advantage: Less clutter.
-# Disadvantage: Absence of `\brief' may indicate that the comment was written
-# by someone unfamiliar with doxygen and not giving thought to what the brief
-# description should be.  Using explicit `\brief' may facilitate checking
-# non-\briefed comments for doxygen correctness.
-# OTOH, using `\brief' may be parrot-like: it doesn't necessarily indicate
-# doxygen familiarity.
-JAVADOC_AUTOBRIEF = yes
-
-WARN_IF_UNDOCUMENTED = yes
-
-GENERATE_TODOLIST = yes
-
-GENERATE_BUGLIST = yes
-
-REFERENCED_BY_RELATION = yes
-
-EXTRACT_STATIC = yes
-
-WARN_LOGFILE = doxygen-log
-